World Map of National Residential Radon
Levels
The World Map of National Residential Radon Levels provides
an overview of residential radon levels by continent and by country,
where the data is available. The map compares the radon levels measured
by Becquerel per cubic meter (Bq/m3), a measurement of radon in the air,
between countries and continents, ranging from low levels of radon at
7 Bq/m3 to high levels at 184 Bq/m3. This map provides an easily accessible
and understandable method of demonstrating the most at risk regions of
high radon exposure which is known to cause approximately 10% of lung
cancers.
To view map, click here.
To view map on Google Earth, click here
(Note: you need to have
Google Earth installed on your computer in order to view this; see http://earth.google.com/)
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